Report on the consequences of armed conflict in South Asia for freedom of expression.

Report arguing that the 'right to truth' concerning past human rights violations follows from a general right to access information. The report also contains case studies from Malawi, Zimbabwe and Namibia.

A practical guide which aims to assist in the training of human rights activists to investigate and monitor state-sponsored violence in Africa and, in particular, the increasingly important phenomenon of “informal repression”.

Examines and analyses the Rwandan media, often blamed as a major cause of the genocide, which began on 6 April 1994 and claimed the lives of approx. 500,000 people within three months.